Europeans eye U.S. market power in global investment
Western firms led by a West German pantyhose maker and Belgian banks plan to turn the tables on U.S. dominance by investing in American plants. Officials note foreign investment aids trade balance, creates jobs, and expands firms' U.S. market share, with billions in play and offices across Europe and the United States.
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